Legendary Players
20 entries in the Edmonton Oilers compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Paul CoffeyPaul Coffey is a Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman who played for nine teWayne GretzkyThe Great One led the Oilers to four championships and redefined the art of hockey.Mark MessierThe Moose: A fierce competitor who captained the Oilers to five championships and became aJari KurriThe first Finnish player to score 500 NHL goals and a five-time Stanley Cup champion with Charlie HuddyCharles William Huddy, born June 2, 1959, stands as a pivotal figure in Edmonton Oilers hiGrant FuhrThe first Black player to win the Stanley Cup and anchor an Oilers dynasty with five champBill SutherlandThe influential agent and executive who shaped the era of hockey stars.Steve SmithA three-time Stanley Cup champion known for both defensive grit and a legendary own-goal mAl MacInnisThe defenseman who stepped up as captain of the St. Louis Blues in 2003.Andy BathgateA scorer whose 1961–62 title chase ended via goal-count tiebreaker against Bobby Hull.Dave SemenkoThe enforcer who protected Gretzky, scored the final WHA goal, and won two Cups.Shawn HorcoffDrafted 99th overall; led Oilers to 2006 Stanley Cup Finals.Ron LowFrom Dauphin champion to Edmonton and New York head coach.Eddie MioThe goaltender who facilitated Wayne Gretzky's trade and anchored the Oilers' early NHL yeGlen SatherThe executive who bet on Gretzky and built the greatest dynasty in hockey history.John Ferguson Sr.Listed as a Winnipeg Jets coach during the 1985–86 campaign alongside Barry Long.Bill BarberThe steady captain who anchored the Oilers' dynasty and earned a place in Hockey's Hall ofTommy SaloThe Swedish wall who anchored Edmonton until the lockout changed everything.Darryl SittlerA founding father of the franchise who brought star power to the WHA era.Jim PeplinskiThe durable Flames original who won the Stanley Cup in 1989.
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